Sentence examples for thought treatment from inspiring English sources

She fired the first doctor, sought second and third opinions, and chose an oncologist who said he thought treatment could buy her more time.

Only 9.7% of the staff thought treatment would be influenced if the patients refused to participate in clinical trials.

Two gastroenterologists who thought treatment with antidepressants had influenced the course of IBD reported that antidepressants helped in controlling exacerbations of IBD and reduced symptoms of IBD.

On the other hand, some seemed to be happy with full integration as they thought treatment of TB could improve their reputation and increase the hospital revenues.

8 An earlier study found that a majority of the German public favoured government not limiting spending for health services, opposed limiting benefits to a core of essential benefits and thought treatment decisions should be made by doctors.

Half thought treatments allowing people to live to be 120 would be bad for society, while 4 in 10 thought they would be good.

But if your idea of success is that these kids aren't as likely to become violent and end up in jail, then I think treatment could work".

"For a long time, I think treatment was seen as a second-class citizen," Obama admitted.

We think treatment and services for dependent drug users should take much of the credit for this, along with the ethical pressure professional bodies have brought to bear.

The results from the follow-up survey indicated that the most common reason why AD persons did not receive treatment after being diagnosed was that they 'did not think treatment was necessary'.

They have suggested some further experiments to be completed before they think treatment licences should be considered, and they could see no reason why the legislation in the UK should not go forward.